Boulder School for German Language and Culture

Reach Halfway to the A1 German Exam in Just 8 Weeks (A1.1 Level). Sign-up your teen for this online Class. Topics include: Greetings and introductions, numbers, days, months, and telling time, family and friends, food and drinks, shopping and prices, hobbies and daily routines, school, work, and travel basics, asking and answering simple questions.

Ages 13 - 18 years.

Class meets twice a week (1.5h/day): Tues & Thurs /// June 16, 18, 23, 25, 30 and July 2, 7, 9, 14, 16, 21, 23, 28, 30 and August 4, 6 /// $504

Sign-up online!

The first week of cooking camp starts tomorrow, and our teachers Simone and Lukas have planned some fun meals and word games for the kids. 🍳

This week is fully booked! If your child didn’t get a spot this week, we do still have space in our other cooking camps, or if your child really enjoys cooking and wants to do another camp with us join us for Week 4 Cooking camp. It is from 6/15 - 6/19 and every cooking camp week is different, with different instructors, yummy meals and fun games.

🎨 the beautiful recipe illustrations were made by our teacher Nadine 💚

“Du schuldest dem Leben das Leuchten in Deinen Augen.” ~ Jacques Palminger

Upcoming  Summer Program 2026 for Adult Language Learners:

We’re excited to offer a dynamic range of German language classes and workshops this summer, both online and in-person! Please check your class dates, some classes have a slightly different schedule.

• Block I: 06/8 - 07/10 (5 weeks)
• Block II: 7/20 - 8/21 (5 weeks)

Traditional German Language Classes:
Whether you’re just starting or looking to refine your fluency, we have a class for you:

• NEW! Absolute Beginner (no prior German experience)
• A1 & A2 – Beginner Levels I & II
• B1 & B2 – Intermediate Levels I & II
• C1 Advanced 

Not sure of your level?
Book a language assessment online to find the perfect class for your skills and goals.

Note: Spots are limited and fill up quickly due to our small class sizes. We encourage early registration to secure your child’s preferred weeks!

Sign-up on our website: bouldergermanschool.org/adult

IVA2 Oral Presentation is a standardized speaking exam that preps our student for the DSD 1.

Julia’s Class did an amazing job researching their chosen topic and presenting it in class. 👏🏼

We are very proud of them, especially because this class is a German Language Class for children that don’t speak German at home! ✨

Summer Camps are starting the week of May 27th!

Our German summer camps offer children and teens a unique opportunity to dive into the language and culture of Germany, Austria, and Switzerland—right here in Boulder.

Through immersive activities, for example sports, campers build their language skills in a playful, supportive environment. Led by our experienced, native-speaking staff, these camps create a welcoming space where students gain cultural awareness and confidence while having an unforgettable summer adventure.

Children’s Camps:
Students ages 5–11 can join us five mornings a week from 9 – 1 pm. We will cook, stay active, explore STEM experiments, enjoy music and theater activities, and, of course, cook delicious meals together.

Teen Camps:
Students, ages 11–15: Preteens & Teens, let’s get out of the house for a few hours each week and spend time with friends! You can still sleep in and join us Tuesday–Thursday from 1:15pm. – 4:15pm. Activities include baking competitions, cooking, hiking, dancing, and outings around town by bus. We promise, it will not feel like school.

We are thrilled to offer summer programming running through May, June, July and August 2026.

Ready for a Summer of Spaß? — Sign up on our website: www.bouldergermanschool.org/summercamps

We are so proud of our students that passed the DSD II exam!!! 🥳👏🏼

Fabrice Liesegang is the German Language Specialist for ZfA in the midwest and he always makes the diploma ceremony extra special! He invites our students to the German Honorary Consulate/German American Treffpunkt in Denver and together with Paul Maricle, Emeritus Honorary Consul of Germany, they celebrate our students achievements.

DSD II is an advanced German Language Exam, that proves the language proficiency to study at a German University. It certifies a B2 or C1 level (CEFR).

P.S. Anyone know the teacher that snuck in and took the exam? 😉